The Experience of Repeated Uncontrollable Bad Events Contributes to

question 82

Multiple Choice

The experience of repeated uncontrollable bad events contributes to

• A)an internal locus of control.
• B)an interdependent self.
• C)learned helplessness.
• D)self-efficacy.

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Definitions:

Decision-making Process

The steps taken by individuals or groups to choose among alternatives and solve problems.

Time

The indefinite continued progress of existence and events in the past, present, and future regarded as a whole.

Affective Component

The emotional or feeling segment of an attitude, which influences individuals' feelings or emotions about an object, person, or event.

Behavioral Component

Pertains to the aspects of psychology that involve observable human actions and responses in various situations.